Winter Olympics etiquette knowledge are:

I. Entrance and exit

1, watching sports competitions, you should enter on time, so as not to disturb others when you take your seat.

2. You should take your seat by number.

3. You should enter on time and in an orderly manner, and you should leave the stadium to clean up the garbage.

Two, in the game

1, not in the game, shouting, throwing things into the field, clap backward, cheering.

2. When you enter the competition venue, mute your cell phone and turn off the flash when taking pictures.

3. Applaud and cheer for the exciting scenes of the home and away teams, showing fairness and friendliness.

4. Do not smoke in the stadium.

5. Dispose of garbage properly.

6. If you feel that there is a problem with the referee, follow the procedure and raise it with the relevant person. Verbal abuse, heckling or even mobbing the referee is not appropriate.

7. Applauding and cheering should be done at the right time. Especially in the ice program performance, the audience should be quiet, to avoid too much excitement or noise, distracting the athletes, affecting their play, but after the program is over, you can stand up and applaud it.

Three, flag-raising ceremony

When the national flag is raised and the national anthem is played, all the people on the spot should stand up and face the national flag and make a salute, and they can also sing the national anthem with the music at a normal volume. In the case of raising the national flag of another country, playing the national anthem of another country, should also stand at attention and salute to show respect.

Four, special program: figure skating

After the game fans throw small gifts inward is a practice and custom in the sport of figure skating. Stuffed animals are often the first choice, but flowers or other gifts are also possible. These gifts must be tightly wrapped in transparent paper before they are thrown into the rink, which is also to avoid the plush and petals that are not cleaned up in time to increase the friction between the skates and the ice, which could pose a danger to the skaters.